Woodworker's Journal 2008-32-6, страница 26
STUMPERS The Rest of the Story Hauser ofTavares, Florida, which were featured in our August issue. It sounds like other readers were a little luckier in gathering all the pieces of the tool together, though — at least for the most part. As Bob lizardo of Niagara Falls, New York, explained, "The two tools are actually accessories. They are part of the Stanley Mitre Box." Gerald Frit/ of Lincoln, Nebraska, continued, 'Two 1/4" rods could be extended Parts... Without the Parcel I believe I recognize the "Stumper" in August 2008. The item involved is a device for repetitive cuts, though I've never used that particular function. I bought the apparatus approximately 35 years ago in a flea market and don't think all the necessary parts were included. James A. Murra Napa, California Shop Drawer Paraphernalia James is correct about the mystery tool components belonging to Russ What's ^ This! Arthur Hinners of Brenham, Texas, wants to know what this tool is. He already knows turning the handle counterclockwise makes the "cutters" cut, and there are some faded words on the tool. Do you know more? Send in your answer for a chance to win a prize! Dc or. The Drill Bit Sharpener Check all that apply: I have a collection of old dull drill bits i just can't throw away. I'd rather spend my money on new tools than on buying more drill bits. I know I should sharpen my drill bits, but I don't have time to become a sharpening expert. I want to drill dean, precise holes every time. I'm tired of searching through all of my used bits trying to find one sharp enough to use. If you checked any of these, you're ready to sharpen your drill bits with Drill Doctor, THE Drill Bit Sharpener. See it in action online at 1-888-MYDRILL {693-7455} Look for the Drill Doctor at Sears, The Home Depot, Lowes, Northern Tool, Amaion.com, and wherever you buy your tools. |
